Josko Gvardiol has signed a new contract at Manchester City that ties him to the club until 2031. The Croatia international, who can operate at left-back or centre-half, joined City from RB Leipzig in 2023 and has made 122 appearances in all competitions, helping the club claim the Premier League title as well as the FA Cup and EFL Cup.The 24-year-old told the clubs official website: As soon as I knew City wanted to renew my contract, I felt straight away it was what I wanted. The City fans have been unbelievable with me from day one and the club provide absolutely everything for players. Its the best club in the world to be at. I have felt so much love and respect during my three years here and I dont take that for granted. The players we have here are amazing. This is a world-class squad that is young and full of potential. I truly believe we will have a lot of success in the coming years.Injuries disrupted Gvardiols progress at City last seasonGvardiol suffered a broken shinbone against Chelsea in January that saw him miss the bulk of the second half of last season but he recovered in time to play for Croatia at the World Cup.And director of football Hugo Viana is excited at what the former Dinamo Zagreb man will produce over the coming years under new boss Enzo Maresca.Viana said: Josko is a player this club really believes in. He is young, an outstanding professional and already one of the best defenders in the world. Manchester City are committed to keeping our best talent, which is why we are so happy this new contract has been agreed. Josko epitomises what we want in our defenders he can play multiple positions, is quick, strong and when he attacks he does it superbly. He is exceptional. But the way he conducts himself is also very impressive. This is a young man determined to be the best he can be an approach that is totally aligned with our overall vision. I want to congratulate Josko on this new deal and everyone at City is now focused on ensuring he maximises his potential.Gvardiol will be a key figure for Maresca with City losing John Stones and Nathan Ake over the summer. Topics Manchester City F.C. Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Manchester City provide Rodri injury update amid continued Real Madrid speculation Nicholas McGee 28th July, 2026 Revealed: The top 10 most expensive Premier League signings of all time adjusted for inflation Ben Miller 27th July, 2026 Manchester City defender Khusanov pens long-term deal at Etihad 101 GreatGoals 25th July, 2026 Real Madrid make move to sign Rodri despite pending back surgery Mitch Fretton 24th July, 2026 Every manager wants to have Rodri City boss Maresca addresses Real Madrid speculation Nicholas McGee 24th July, 2026 Elliot Anderson labels City Kings of Manchester after sealing �116m move Nicholas McGee 23rd July, 2026
